- Location
- Brooklyn
My zoa tank is a 60g shallow tank, the lighting consists of 2 evergrow D120 fixtures, no fish. Flow is med/high thought the tank.
Now earlier this week I had a colony go from 60 polyps to 2 polyps. This colony was about a year old and had been in the tank for 6 months, without any issues. I thought it was an isolated incident however today I look in the tank and see that my red Hornet colony is in similar condition. The polyps are all closed and look like this
similar to the other colony before the Zoas died. I did an iodine dip and moved them to a different tank. Any ideas what could be causing this and what I should do about it? Most of my other Zoas look fine as of now but I don't want to continue losing colonies. Haven't made any recent changes to the tank either.
Now earlier this week I had a colony go from 60 polyps to 2 polyps. This colony was about a year old and had been in the tank for 6 months, without any issues. I thought it was an isolated incident however today I look in the tank and see that my red Hornet colony is in similar condition. The polyps are all closed and look like this
similar to the other colony before the Zoas died. I did an iodine dip and moved them to a different tank. Any ideas what could be causing this and what I should do about it? Most of my other Zoas look fine as of now but I don't want to continue losing colonies. Haven't made any recent changes to the tank either.